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Earth, Wind & Fire . . .. . . . We Remember
Maurice White, the founder of Earth, Wind & Fire, one of the most successful bands of the 20 century, died last week. The popularity of their sound was the fusion of so many genres in their music. There was R&B, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged African, band, disco, Earth Wind & Fire, funk, jazz, Latin, Maurice White, music, one of the most successful bands of the 20th centruy, pop, R&B, rock, soul
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SHS 4th grade 1996
This was one of my favorite years and classes at Sacred Heart School. One of the highlights was the trip to New York City and the wonder of it all for these guys. I will never forget as we approached … Continue reading
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Tagged 1996 Fourth Grade, acceptance, fun, learning, love, Sacred Heart School, school, Troy New York
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Honoring the 103rd Birthday of Rosa Parks
GRTC Transit System @GRTCTransit 18h18 hours agoRichmond, VA We are proud to honor #RosaParks today, her birthday. http://www.ridegrtc.com/news-initiatives/press-releases/grtc-celebrates-black-history-month-rosa-parks-and-local-history-makers-hon … Today, Dallas Area Rapid Transit is honoring Rosa Parks by reserving the front seat of more than 500 DART buses. DA Rosa … Continue reading
Coldplay in India Cultural Appropriation ?
Namaste! Coldplay celebrating Holi in India in their new video. Holi is the Festival of Colors celebrated as the beginning of Spring, as people toss powered colors. Color is the theme for the new song, ” Hymn for the Weekend … Continue reading
Venice at Carnavale
From January 23 – February 9, 2016, Venice will slough off the winter gloom and burst into life. During the Carnival (Carnevale), this most magical of cities fills with a mass of masked party-goers – posing and preening, dancing and … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Carnevale, celebration, costumes, dancing, Easter, festival, lent, masks, Piazza St Marco, Shrove Tuesday, Venice Italy
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Strangers become New Friends, if only for a moment. . . . .
One Saturday in January 2013, we went to see the legendary Sun Temple in Modhera that dates from 1026 AD. There were groups of school children of all ages on a field trip on a Saturday! All through our time … Continue reading
“Finest Hours”. . . . . A Film
Disney’s new film opened last weekend. The subject is the true story of the most dramatic and successful rescue the American Coast Guard has ever made. The story is set in Chatham, Massachusetts and the conflict of the wild, fierce … Continue reading
Posted in film, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged "Finest Hours", Chatham Massachusetts, Coast Guard rescue, Disney film, film, movie, True story
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India’s Invisible Women
This is an ashram in India where widows live. They must shave their head, wear white, and beg for their meager life. Their families are too poor to take them in to feed them so this is where they live. … Continue reading
Posted in empowering women, film, India, Religions of the World, service, Uncategorized
Tagged ashram, begging, care for widows and orphans, India, prostitution, travel, widows
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Meet the Patels
What fun this film was last night. We had finished the 10th and final episode of the first season of “Occupied” and David wanted to see some science fiction. I found “Meet the Patels” on Netflix. I had heard Ravi … Continue reading
Posted in film, India, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged Ahmedabad, animation, cinema, documentary, film, Gujurat, Gujurati film, Indian films, Indian immigrant challenge, Meet the Patels, Ravi Patel, romantic comedy
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